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I love founder CEO Anthony Kongats persistence. Persistence is a quality needed to grow a business.

Classhero - thank you.

I'll be here in 2030 and beyond.

It'll take probably up to 20 years for Boohoo to be a 100 bagger from here. Hence, why you need to put as much money as you can afford into it now. Don't put money into Boohoo that you're going to need in six months time.

Oracleof Oldham - I bought my 360,000 shares in May 2015 at about 27.50p each. I use a broker.

No doubt some charlatan on here who I've filtered is bandying about 40p ish. Sadly, jealousy brings out the worst in people.

Please read my 3 more posts below to learn why I think Boohoo will be a 100 bagger from here.

OracleofOldham - from reading your posts on Boohoo, you don't hold any Boohoo shares.

It looks like you are a value investor and not a growth investor.

I am a growth investor.

I look for 100 baggers because they're out there and Boohoo is one of them.

I have 360,000 Boohoo shares since 2015. I bought them at around 27p. I have held them through every up and down. This is what you do with 100 baggers. You hold them through every up and down because you know they're 100 baggers and like all shares they'll have their volatile periods.

Boohoo is still a 100 bagger from here.

Please read the two more posts from me below in full to learn more about why I think Boohoo is a 100 bagger from here.

I don't hold any more than 4 shares at a time. To find and hold 100 baggers you need to put the work in. If you're not willing to put the work in to find and hold them then you're missing out on great wealth.

When you do find them you put as much money as you can afford into them.

You don't put money into them that you're going to need in six months

Please read the book 100 baggers by Christopher Mayer and Thomas Phelps’s book 100 to 1 in the Stock Market

To make money in stocks you must have “the vision to see them, the courage to buy them and the patience to hold them.”

According to Thomas Phelps, “patience is the rarest of the three.”

OracleofOldham - Read my comment below in full a number of times and then you'll understand why I think Boohoo is a 100 bagger form here.

Boohoo want to be the next Inditex who own Zara and have a market cap of £100bn. Boohoo will get there. That won't be enough for Boohoo when they get there, they will want to surpass this. £400bn market cap will come.

Boohoo are excellent at managing change whether that comes in the fashion market or inflation, they'll handle both.

Founder Chairman Mahmud Kamani has great persistence. He'll get Boohoo to a £400bn market cap and beyond. Persistence is needed for a 100 bagger.

Don't worry about falling in love with a share, if it deserves it, then there's nothing wrong with it. It's falling in love with losers that's the problem and not falling in love with winners.

Read and learn from my comment below.

Top-management teams that make good capital decisions about how to invest company resources and an entrepreneurial founder Chairman Mahmud Kamani and founder Director Carol Kane involved. These overcome the growth hurdle.

Founder Chairman Mahmud Kamani has most of his own personal wealth invested in Boohoo.

A constant desire to grow the business is a key characteristic for a 100 Bagger .

It is those who can best manage change that survive as companies and become 100 baggers.

If a business earns 20% on capital, ROCE, return on capital employed, even if you pay an expensive looking price, you'll end up with a fine result. Boohoo has earned more than 20% on capital, ROCE, for the past 5 years.

Return on equity of 15% or more in most years is a sign of a 100 Bagger. Boohoo have earned over 20% return on equity for the past 5 years. If an off year return on equity is 10% and a more than excellent year is 30% then that counts as a 20% average return on equity.

The ability to reinvest profits and earn a high return on equity is essential for a 100 Bagger.

How a business invests the cash the business generates is essential for growth which is essential for a 100 bagger.

Founder Chairmen make good decisions and never take huge risks that would damage the business. People with their own wealth at risk make better decisions for their business. It really comes down to the people running the business.

Entrepreneurial instinct is needed for 100 baggers. 100 baggers need entrepreneurial talent with persistence to grow the business.

Founder Chairmen with most of their wealth invested in the business are a predictor of future growth and outperformance.

If a business starts with a high gross margin then it tends to keep it. Boohoo’s gross margin has been as high as something like 56.2%. Anything over 50% is classed as excellent.

A moat is having a higher gross margin to a competitor. Boohoo's gross margin has always been higher than Asos's gross margin.

Paying attention to charts or to the £ or whatever are just distractions to 100 baggers.

Investing in 100 baggers means having your feet firmly on the ground, standing still, holding the share through every up and down, not letting boredom with the share price make you do something stupid.

Don't spend time chasing returns, focus on holding the share, don't chase other shares that are moving up because that will get you into trouble.

Don't play the guessing game, focus on holding the share and the money it'll make.

The best inflation fighters are 100 baggers so don't worry about inflation.

Those who can't open their mind to Boohoo being a 100 bagger from here, are simply fixed in their ideas and will never open their minds to this.

WolfofWarks - the problem is there are people on here who don't care about others and they can't relate to anyone who does.

They'll never relate to anyone who wants to help others make better investment decisions and get richer slowly.

They think I'm a charlatan because they are charlatans and would never help others to make better investment decisions and get richer slowly.

They can't believe there is someone like me. They've never encountered anyone like me. They think everyone is just the same as they are.

Welcome to a new world of caring about other people and not just yourself.

Classhero - I love Line of Duty .....

WolfofWarks - I'm in it to get richer slowly.

I'm also in it to help others make better investment decisions and get richer slowly too.

I'm not in it to be greedy and manipulate people for my own greed.

That's the difference.

That's a huge difference.

Classhero - what a brilliant idea, lighting it up in pink for Prettylittlething. That's entrepreneurial talent for you.

Classhero - I never guess what share prices will or won't be. It's just a distraction.

Don't play the guessing game, focus on holding the share and the money it'll make.

Thank you CopperBoo, you are very kind.

Copy and paste my comment below so you can always refer to it when you get anxious about the Boohoo share price.

Top-management teams that make good capital decisions about how to invest company resources and an entrepreneurial founder Chairman Mahmud Kamani and founder Director Carol Kane involved. These overcome the growth hurdle.

Founder Chairman Mahmud Kamani has most of his own personal wealth invested in Boohoo.

A constant desire to grow the business is a key characteristic for a 100 Bagger .

It is those who can best manage change that survive as companies and become 100 baggers.

If a business earns 20% on capital, ROCE, return on capital employed, even of you pay an expensive looking price, you'll end up with a fine result. Boohoo have earned more than 20% on capital, ROCE, for the past 5 years.

Return on equity of 15% or more in most years is a sign of a 100 Bagger. Boohoo have earned over 20% return on equity for the past 5 years. If an off year return on equity is 10% and a more than excellent year is 30% then that counts as a 20% average return on equity.

The ability to reinvest profits and earn a high return on equity is essential for a 100 Bagger.

How a business invests the cash the business generates is essential for growth which is essential for a 100 bagger.

Founder Charimen make good decisions and never take huge risks that would damage the business.

Entrepreneurial instinct is needed for 100 baggers.

Founder Chairmen with most of their wealth invested in the business are a predictor of future growth and outperformance.

People with their own wealth at risk make better decisions for their business.

It really comes down to the people running the business.

The secret to 100 Baggers is a founder Chairman/CEO who has most of their own personal wealth at risk because it is invested in their business.

100 baggers need entrepreneurial talent to grow the business.

!00 baggers need persistence in the founder Chairman/CEO.

If a business starts with a high gross margin then it tends to keep it. Boohoo's gross margin has been as high as something like 56.2%. Anything over 50% is classed as excellent.

A moat is having a higher gross margin to a competitor. Boohoo's gross margin has always been higher than Asos's gross margin.

Paying attention to charts or to the £ or whatever are just distractions to 100 baggers.

Investing in 100 baggers means having your feet firmly on the ground, standing still, holding the share through every up and down, not letting boredom with the share price get you to do something stupid.

Don't spend time chasing returns, focus on holding the share, don't chase other shares that are moving up because that will get you into trouble.

Don't play the guessing game, focus on holding the share and the money it'll make.

The best inflation fighters are 100 baggers so don't worry about inflation.

Those who can't open their mind to Boohoo being a 100 bagger from here, then they are simply fixed in their ideas and will never open their minds to this.

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Please report any nasty comments about me.

Fortunately, I can't see their nasty comments.

I've filtered the nasty people on here who need to get at me. If people feel the need to batter me, then they need to take a good look at their own behaviour.

I can only put their nastiness or need to batter me as jealousy because I hold 360,000 shares. Human beings are at their worst when they're jealous.

Sanity is achieved by filtering people who need to bully, be nasty, get at you, want to use you as a punchbag or anything else.

cneighbour, Herekittykitty, Select64 have been filtered by me.

Here's to a happier life and to saving my valuable time.

Traders who ramp and de-ramp shares love to bully others who stand up to them.

They want volatility in the share price to be able to trade the share in order to make a few thousand or a few hundred.

They don't like me trying to inform and educate people to become better investors and get rich.

That's their problem and not mine.

cneighbour - I stand up for others when people like you have a go at them. It's a quality to have the courage to stand up for others. It's called loyalty.

You were kicking moose2010 when he was down by saying look if you'd bought FUM you'd be laughing now. Y

ou had recommended Fum to moose2010 at 12.12 pm when they had already reached 45p at 9.11 am. You were being greedy by trying to get moose2010 or others to buy FUM at 12.12 pm

I had already read about the erectile functioning cream before I stood up for moose2010.

The point was that you couldn't learn from my standing up for moose2010 comment and had to retort with an inane comment to me.

Life is about learning not to hurt people and not to kick them when they're down. That's not a nice quality even if you may think it is.

If you think standing up for others or pointing out that you're trying to manipulate people for your own greed is immature than I'm glad to be immature.

Select64 - try reading this link in full

https://masterinvestor.co.uk/latest/london-south-east-a-one-stop-shop-for-private-investors/

1.1 million unique visitors to this website every month and you think negative comments don't affect the share price on here.

If you trade shares then take responsibility if your motive it to try to manipulate the share price.

Be honest with yourself and try to be honest with others too.

Select64 - click on the Boo Share trades above. Look how a number of extremely small share trades push the share price down. How the bid and ask go down after maybe 4 small share trades. There's your evidence.